Vegas Golden Knights Tickets

So Las Vegas finally has a major league professional sports team for the first time in its history. The Vegans Golden Knights will now represent the Sin City in the NHL as the league’s newest members. The formation of the team is a historic event and while fans are excited about seeing their team play, the management is hard at work to put together a roster that can do the city proud. They will kick off proceedings for the first time in the 2017-2018 campaign and it will be very interesting to see where they go from here. Grab your Vegas Golden Knight tickets and catch them live in action.

The Vegas Golden Knights are all set to light up the NHL in their inaugural season. Hockey fans in the Sin City are excited to see their favorite team play live and if you are one of them, then book your Vegas Golden Knight tickets.

Hockey in Vegas

Hockey traces its roots in Las Vegas back to the year 1970 when the Las Vegas Gamblers joined the Pacific Southwest Hockey League. That stint however lasted for a year only and the Gamblers folded in 1971. Their place on the Vegas hockey landscape was taken by the Las Vegas Outlaws the same year. They began to play as an independent team. Unfortunately for hockey fans, they stopped playing in 1973 as well.

It was in 1993 that the Las Vegas Aces arrived as members of the Pacific Southwest Hockey League but they folded two years later too. A lot of teams came and went in the years that followed but it did not turn into anything. Hockey however was still making its impact in Las Vegas.

NHL and Las Vegas

September 27, 1991 was a big day for NHL fans in the Sin City. That day the Los Angeles Kings took on the New York Rangers in an outdoor encounter outside the famous Caesars Palace. It was a preseason clash that took place in the parking lot of the famous venue and the game was watched by a pretty sizeable crowd live.

The Las Vegas Thunder was a minor league side that used to be based in the Thomas & Mack Center. They remained there from 1993 and 1999. Then there were the Las Vegas Wranglers who played in the ECHL and were based at the Orleans Arena between 2003 and 2014.

Las Vegas has also hosted the annual Frozen Fury every year since 1997. 2004-2005 and 2012-2013 were the only two years when Frozen Fury did not take place in the Sin City and that was because those were two lockout years. Frozen Fury is an annual competition that sees the Colorado Avalanche and the Los Angeles Kings play each other.

The groundwork

It was in 2009 when reports began to surface about the NHL awarding an expansion franchise to Las Vegas. That did not turn into anything substantial though. In 2014, reports began to resurface. The media reports began to generate pace and on February 10, 2015 a season tickets drive was initiated. People interested in the season tickets of the prospective franchise had to put up a 10% deposit. The target was 10,000 deposits and that target was reached in April.

Las Vegas gets a hockey team

The NHL then officially began to ask prospective bidders to bid for expansion sides on June 24, 2014. The Las Vegan team’s drive was being led by the Maloof families and Bill Foley. After successfully negotiating Phase I and Phase II of the bidding process, on June 22, 2016, the National Hockey League officially announced that a new hockey team had been awarded to Las Vegas.

George McPhee was brought in as the General Manager on July 13, 2016. The team’s home arena, the T-Mobile Arena saw ice being laid for the first time on July 30, 2016. The team’s name was made official on November 22, 2016 and Reid Duke became the first ever player in the Golden Knights’ history when he was signed on March 6, 2017. Just over a month later, Gerard Gallant was brought in as the head coach.

The management has been hard at work to get everything ready for the upcoming season. Since the Vegas Golden Knights are a new side, there is a lot of work to be done too. Hopes are high that they will not let the fans down. The support of the fans will count for a lot as well in order for the side to become successful. If you are a hockey fan from the Sin City, grab your Vegas Golden Knight tickets and root for your team live.

VEGAS GOLDEN KNIGHTS NEWS AND UPDATES

Marc-Andre Fleury returns in a losing cause

Marc-Andre Fleury returned to Pittsburgh for the first time since being picked up by the Vegas Golden Knights. Fleury’s return to his old stomping ground did not however result in a win. The Golden Knights came up short 5-4 against the Penguins at the PPG Paints Arena on February 6, 2018. The Penguins fans not only chanted his name but also gave him a standing ovation. Fleury won three Stanley Cups in Pittsburgh and was a two time Penguins MVP too.

Vegas Golden Knights Schedule

Hockey season is here and is packed with epic matchups. You can catch all the action live as it happens. Next event featuring Vegas Golden Knights will be Calgary Flames vs. Vegas Golden Knights, held at the Scotiabank Saddledome in Calgary.
As of now, the last event, Los Angeles Kings vs. Vegas Golden Knights is scheduled for 6-Apr-19 at the Staples Center in Los Angeles.
For complete itinerary of events, please visit our website.

Event

Venue

City

Date

Calgary Flames vs. Vegas Golden Knights

Scotiabank Saddledome

Calgary, AB

Mon Nov 19 201811/19 07:00 PM

Arizona Coyotes vs. Vegas Golden Knights

Gila River Arena

Glendale, AZ

Wed Nov 21 201811/21 07:00 PM

Vegas Golden Knights vs. Calgary Flames

T-Mobile Arena

Las Vegas, NV

Fri Nov 23 201811/23 03:00 PM

Vegas Golden Knights vs. San Jose Sharks

T-Mobile Arena

Las Vegas, NV

Sat Nov 24 201811/24 07:00 PM

Chicago Blackhawks vs. Vegas Golden Knights

United Center

Chicago, IL

Tue Nov 27 201811/27 07:30 PM

Vancouver Canucks vs. Vegas Golden Knights

Rogers Arena

Vancouver, BC

Thu Nov 29 201811/29 07:00 PM

Edmonton Oilers vs. Vegas Golden Knights

Rogers Place

Edmonton, AB

Sat Dec 01 201812/01 08:00 PM

Vegas Golden Knights vs. Washington Capitals

T-Mobile Arena

Las Vegas, NV

Tue Dec 04 201812/04 07:00 PM

Vegas Golden Knights vs. Chicago Blackhawks

T-Mobile Arena

Las Vegas, NV

Thu Dec 06 201812/06 07:00 PM

Los Angeles Kings vs. Vegas Golden Knights

Staples Center

Los Angeles, CA

Sat Dec 08 201812/08 01:00 PM

Vegas Golden Knights Tickets Prices

The average price for Vegas Golden Knights Tickets start from $77.
The minimum get in price is $12 for Vegas Golden Knights Tickets at the Staples Center, Los Angeles.
For a detailed look at ticket prices and amazing discounts, visit our website.

Name

City

Date

Average Ticket Price

Get In Price(Minimum Price)

Calgary Flames vs. Vegas Golden Knights

Calgary

19-Nov-18

$110

$17

Arizona Coyotes vs. Vegas Golden Knights

Glendale

21-Nov-18

$77

$13

Vegas Golden Knights vs. Calgary Flames

Las Vegas

23-Nov-18

$248

$22

Vegas Golden Knights vs. San Jose Sharks

Las Vegas

24-Nov-18

$207

$22

Chicago Blackhawks vs. Vegas Golden Knights

Chicago

27-Nov-18

$141

$13

Vancouver Canucks vs. Vegas Golden Knights

Vancouver

29-Nov-18

$110

$36

Edmonton Oilers vs. Vegas Golden Knights

Edmonton

1-Dec-18

$160

$55

Vegas Golden Knights vs. Washington Capitals

Las Vegas

4-Dec-18

$193

$22

Vegas Golden Knights vs. Chicago Blackhawks

Las Vegas

6-Dec-18

$228

$22

Los Angeles Kings vs. Vegas Golden Knights

Los Angeles

8-Dec-18

$132

$12

* Ticket Prices vary on hourly basis.

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